probably should have gone with another punny name, as Langerado itself

doesn't have the best "brand image" right now, but whatever. Also not sure that the Langerado-style logo is really parody enough to be kosher, what do you think?)

The show is billed as a "Hialeah-style pre-party," but that's mostly because of the headliners, Humbert. The show organized a similar welcoming jam the last time Phish played New Year's Eve in Miami, back in 2003. This marks the first Humbert show since frontman Ferny Coipel's serious scooter accident last May.

The rest of the line-up is diverse, to say the least. The Nag Champayons are part of that whole extended hippie-delic Moksha Family thing, and play what is described as "tropadelic-afrogalactic sounds."

King Bee are an excellent, kind of overlooked local act who play Black Crowes-style blues-rock. Dreaming in Stereo play a kind of baroque, feel-good champer pop. Curious Hair are experimental staples at the occasional Night of Weirds events. And, so as not to leave anyone else out in this blog post, the bill is rounded out by Rey "Conga" Diaz and his Birthday Booty Jam (?), Rezidue, Ruben Sindo Acosta, and Goodbye Pluto.

The show is FREE, FREE, FREE, although donations will be accepted at the door for Manos Internacional, an international nonprofit that promotes education. 8 p.m. Sunday, December 27. Churchill's Pub, 5501 NE 2nd Ave., Miami. Ages 18+ with ID. 305-757-1807; churchillspub.com